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December 08, 2010 02:42 AM UTC

Elizabeth Edwards Dies at Age 61

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From MSNBC:

Gravely ill with cancer that no longer responded to treatment, Elizabeth Edwards was reportedly not in any pain and was surrounded at home in North Carolina by family and friends, including her estranged husband John Edwards, a former Democratic presidential candidate.

Her death came at 10:15 Tuesday morning, according to a family friend. The scene was described as “very peaceful.”

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  1. As I learned of the death today of Elizabeth Edwards, I am saddened at her loss but also thankful for the example she set for so many of us who have fought or are fighting cancer.  When we learned of the seriousness of her disease during a time when her husband was a candidate for President, she demonstrated a courageous will to continue to do the things that mattered most to her and she continued to fight for the causes she believed in, even while facing the most difficult diagnosis of her life.  This was a remarkable achievement in its own right:  she did not wallow in the seriousness of her diagnosis but threw herself into her advocacy for women’s rights, health care reform, and other democratic causes.  She continued to be who she was, a fighter who believed in causes that she freely championed and that she worked so hard for.  I cannot help but think that her courage and fighting spirit should be an example for our own President this day, who caved in under pressure from newly empowered Republicans to give up his fight for just causes simply because he knew he could not win.  Elizabeth bore the brunt of many disappointments in her life, but despite the pain of these, she continued to be a fighter.  If only our President would see the value in continuing to fight for what is right, and not for what is most easily achieved.  

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